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Collage: Painting with Paper Art

Collage: Painting with Paper Art

Saturday 26 October
University District - 10:30am - 2 Hours
Patricia Ann Wilson
Dive into the colorful world of collage and unleash your creativity! In this fun and hands-on class, you'll learn how to transform ordinary paper into stunning works of art. Discover exciting techniques to layer, cut, and arrange your materials into vibrant and unique compositions. Bring your basic art supplies, and we'll provide the rest. Full details will be shared upon booking confirmation. Get ready to make your masterpiece with just paper and imagination!
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Beginner's Drawing Class

Beginner's Drawing Class

Saturday 09 November
Richmond Beach - 10am - 2 Hours
Leah Wagner
In this class, we will explore the basics of drawing and equip you with the skills needed to create beautiful and expressive artwork.

Our experienced instructor will guide you through the fundamentals of drawing, including perspective, proportion, shading, and composition.

We will also be practicing various forms of Mark Making techniques and hopefully will make an empty page less daunting to fill up.

Perfect for complete beginners.
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ABOUT SEATTLE
ART
CIRCLE
Come along to our meetups to improve your art in a relaxed and social atmosphere, and under the guidance of a professional instructor. Complete beginners to experienced artists all welcome.

Our 2 hour meetups are held in a different location each time, usually outdoors.

Bring your own materials which can be anything from pencils or pastels, to watercolour or oils.

If you are a complete beginner all you need to start are a couple of good drawing pencils, a rubber, and a drawing pad.

Who can attend? Open to all skill levels, from beginners to experienced artists. The instructor is there to help everyone.

The meeting point and full details for the day are sent in the booking confirmation email to the email address you provide at time of booking.

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Our meetups and classes are limited to a max of 12 people
REVIEWS
It was awesome. Very casual and open with the environment being a great inspiration. Really helped stay grounded to narration vs the flash of the boards and its accuracy. Would do again
5/5
Kirby
2024-02-28
Veleree is delightful and a very positive instructor while giving very helpful advice on the project you are working on. Even though I am a senior, I have not had drawing experience and I did not feel intimidated at all. I was pleased with my drawing.
5/5
Sally
2023-08-21
PHOTOS
Knoxville Art Group
2024-09-09
Seattle Art Circle
2024-09-16
Title or Location: The painting was created in Everett
Tempered Fall by Michelle Rene Goodhew Acrylic on 16x12 CanvasPainted September 8th, 2024Inspired by the RainyDayChallenge to paint this interesting view of the weather turning in the Pacific Northwest. Waiting for my car to warm up.
Credit: Michelle Rene Goodhew
Facebook: @michelle.rene.goodhew
Instagram: @michelle.rene.goodhew
Knoxville Art Group
2024-09-09

Seattle Art Circle
2024-08-30
Title or Location:
My incomplete my version of Edward Hopper's The Lighthouse at Two Lights 1929 I chose this painting to study his use of shadows and values.
Credit: Stacy Blomfelt
Instagram: swillford103
Knoxville Art Group
2024-09-09
Seattle Art Circle
2024-07-29
Title or Location: The reference photo for this painting was shot by my daughter in yellowstone national park
I had an oppurtunity to see this mamal first hand when i visited North west trek, which is a days trip from Seattle. Was very much inpressed by its huge personality and immediately felt a perfect subject to explore the variety of tones that can be derived out of Red and Yellow mixtures. Did several drawings of the bison on paper to get the feel of the animal character. did a few sketches of legs too. I never do initial sketch of the animal on cavas . I just start to paint. Hence this paper
Credit: Ramesh Jayaraj
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/me/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jayaraj.ramesh_wildlifeart/

Albuquerque Art Group
2024-08-26
Seattle Art Circle
2024-07-15
Title or Location: Seattle
This was my second attempt at trying watercolor. I am more comfortable with acrylic but always looking for different medium to play with. I seem to gravitate to landscapes when trying something different. In this case was imagining an o!d duck pond with reeds but wanted at somewhat abstract, being rubbish at realistic forms. The hardest part was color selection and blending. Was pleased with the result but far from comfortable with the process. Acrylic , for now , will be primary but watercolor,
Credit: Robert Kerschner
Albuquerque Art Group
2024-08-26

Seattle Art Circle
2024-07-01
Title or Location: "My Northwest "
In the process of creating a abstract visual of La push to Snoqualmie pass, in my artistic style.
Credit: Aaron Lynn
Facebook: Avidabstractartist
Instagram: Avidabstractartist
Albuquerque Art Group
2024-08-26
Seattle Art Circle
2024-05-31
Title or Location: Messenger
Butterflies feel like messengers from another world, fluttering so delicately and hovering around us. If one lands on you, it might leave a light trail of dusty pollen. Their wings feel so gentle against our skin. Butterflies seem to move through realms, bringing us knowledge of something significant. Many see them as a symbol of a loved one reaching out. I hope this image greets you with that same tenderness.
Credit: Natasha Terry
Facebook: I would prefer you use my site www.SparrowSongStudio.com
Instagram: @SparrowSong_Studio

Belfast Art Group
2024-09-17
Title or Location: Back in the day ..... Smiddy, Bess and Joey
This falls part of my 'Back in the day..' collection that are paintings depicting life in Ireland before the Troubles, in days long gone and of another period in time...Days where people needed a blacksmith to make horse shoes for their only source of travel are long gone.
Credit: BRUNO PATRON
Facebook: bruno patron arts
Instagram: patron-arts
Bath Art Group
2024-09-15
Title or Location: Charlie Fox
In this painting I wanted to convey the intensity of the fox's stare - that something has caught his eye and he is standing perfectly still watching it! I am always intrigued with how light hits a subject - this is why I love using oil paints as you can get such a depth of colour (I layer up the colours) and then the last few brushstrokes are the highlights and that is when the magic happens!
Credit: Liz Messent Art
Facebook: Liz Messent Art
Instagram: LizMessent_Art
Baltimore Art Group
2024-09-13
Title or Location: Thunderstorm Over Baltimore
This old boat is at Baltimore Museum of Industry on Key Hgwy
Credit: Oleg Shvets
Instagram: @Olegshvets_art

Miami Art Circle
2024-09-13
Title or Location: Lucy
This is Lucy, one of our favorite family dogs. She is the sweetest pooch and loves to ride in the car, windows opened. She is in her glory as her ears catch the wind and almost smiles. I tried to capture her wonderful nature in this watercolor painting. I used very heavy pigment to give detail to her fur. I so love the many styles watercolor allows you to create. It is one of my favorite paintings because, I Love Lucy:)
Credit: Dee McDaniel
Baton Rouge Art Group
2024-09-11
Title or Location: Adventure Awaits
This scene is from an early morning boat ride in New Hampshire - we had been here a couple of times over the last few years. It was so quiet and the water so still . The early morning fog had not lifted and people were still not stirring. I snapped a photo when I saw this scene with the colorful leaves framing the waiting boats. I knew I would paint this one day. It?s a 24 x 30 gallery wrapped oil painting. It can be seen at the Elizabethan Gallery.
Credit: Pat Watt
Facebook: Facebook.com/artbypatw
Instagram: @patwattam
Buffalo Art Group
2024-09-09
Title or Location: Koi
This is a detail style (aka meticulous style) painting done on a sized shuen paper known as glass paper. Sumi ink and a small brush are used to draw the outlines and a layer of ink washes are added for shading. Then multiple layers of Chines colors are added until the colors reach the intensity you want.
Credit: Andrea Caprio

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